"The iPhone Air is arguably the most hyped up phone at the moment, and for good reason; it's the first major redesign since the iPhone X days. It combines some of the premium features found on the 17 Pro models, such as the Apple A19 Pro chip, albeit with one fewer GPU core, along with 12GB of RAM, a single 48MP rear camera, and a significantly smaller 3,149mAh battery."
"The 6.5-inch SuperRetina XDR OLED is the sweet spot in terms of size - not too big like the 6.9-inch 17 Pro Max and noticeably roomier than the 6.3-inch iPhone 17 and 17 Pro. It brings the same LTPO tech so you get a variable 1-120Hz refresh rate and the same great Ceramic Shield 2 scratch protection. Our brightness tests revealed a peak brightness of 998 nits, with smaller portions of the screen exceeding this number."
The iPhone Air is the first major iPhone redesign since the iPhone X. It uses the Apple A19 Pro chip with one fewer GPU core, 12GB of RAM, a single 48MP rear camera, and a 3,149mAh battery. The phone weighs 165 grams and measures 5.6mm thick, with a noticeably thicker camera plateau. A titanium frame and shiny finish create a premium feel. The 6.5-inch SuperRetina XDR OLED supports LTPO 1-120Hz and Ceramic Shield 2; brightness tests revealed a peak of 998 nits. Performance ranks among the best in benchmarks, trailing the 17 Pro models, and shows better thermal efficiency versus the Galaxy S25 Edge. Battery Active Use scores 12:44h. Camera quality is decent but not flagship-level, and the single earpiece-side speaker is underwhelming.
Read at GSMArena.com
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